Babe Ruth Fifty-One Indians Rally Past White Sox 2-0
Mails blanked Chicago as Cleveland won 2-0 behind a strong start and a decisive fifth inning. Mails avoided danger, struck out the side with bases loaded, and Gardner and Sewell provided timely hits to back a pitching gem.
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Babe Ruth Hits 51st Homer in Doubleheader
Babe Ruth hit two home runs for his 51st season total as the Yankees split with Washington, falling 3-1 in game one and winning 2-1 in game two. Ruth added a double and three singles in the two games, scoring the eventual winning run in the second game. Pratt contributed three singles, while Acosta held New York in the opener. Washington benefited from early errors and all three hits for two runs in the first inning of game one.
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Jury Convinced of Crookedness in 1919 World Series
Grand Jury will continue in special session after its term ends. Charles Comiskey accuses Ban Johnson of failing to aid in uncovering the plot. Eight White Sox players tied to world series checks. Cicotte Williams Felsch Gandil Jackson Risberg McMullin Weave into the scandal. Investigations target gamblers and possible mail lottery violation.
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Braves Fall 8 To 2 As Phillies Triumph At Philadelphia
Phillies pitcher Johnny Enzmann stars with a three run triple and a strong bat as Philadelphia defeats the Braves 8 to 2. Powell hits a homer and doubles while Stengel, Williams, and Maranville contribute, and Oeschger is roughed up early.
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St John s to play American Rubber in final series game
St John s K of C team of Cambridge rows against American Rubber in the final game of the series tomorrow at Thorndike Field East Cambridge at 3 30 p m Al Davidson will pitch for St John s with Art Nolan catching Tibbetts and Murphy behind American Rubber s battery A handicap medal play over nine holes will follow at Arlmont Golf Club Arlington Heights with next Saturday’s event at the Heights Club planned as handicap versus bogey
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Baseball Gambling Charges Spur Call for Clean Play
A sports column argues to expose gambling among players despite league denials. It cites Rube Benton and Ted Kid Lewis as examples and urges swift action to uncover all charges. The piece also covers college football previews, Jose Ray’s defeat by Lundgren, and Tris Speaker’s Indians reclaiming leadership with Mailis on the mound.
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Lawrence Lewis Loses to Britton in 145 Pound Title Bout
Boxing report notes Kid Lawrence Ted Lewis lost the wetter tithe to Jack Britton at 145 pounds at 3 o'clock. Mentions army navy civilian board poundage rules and local boat holds. The sporting writer criticizes copying without comment and references the recent bout involving O Dowd, middleweight champion.
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Ex-welter champ Kid Lewis denied European title claim
The article notes Ted Kid Lewis being defeated and not holding a European title. It mentions postwar British sport clubs barring Britons of army age from certain contests and comments on public fawning during Lewis's homeland visit. It adds a remark that Ne Dempsey claims his real name is William Harrien Dempsey.
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